The Grippa Glass - Hourglass
This shape is characterized by an upper torso and hips that are the same (or very close) in size, with a much more narrow waist. There is usually about a ten-inch difference between the waist and the chest and hips.
The Martini Glass - Inverted Triangle
This shape is characterized by an upper torso that is much wider than the waist and hips, which are normally of similar size. Think of a competitive swimmer who's developed broad shoulders, but the rest of the torso is slim. That is a good example of this body shape.
The Tulip Glass- Triangle
This is commonly referred to as a pear shape. This body shape is characterized by a smaller upper body and waist and very wide hips.
The Highball Glass - Rectangle
This body shape has the same, or very close, measurements between the upper torso, waist, and hips.
The Mason Jar - Round
The Mason Jar shape has a large waist with a tummy that is firm and fuller and is positioned higher up towards the chest. The upper torso and hips are the same measurement as the waist. Often, people with this body type have smaller to medium-sized breasts.
The Wobble Glass- Diamond
This shape is characterized by someone with a smaller upper torso, a large waist, and small hips. It is an inverse hourglass. This person has a large tummy, but the other parts of their body are proportional.
